These 16mm dice have a great look, feel, and roll. They are numbered 1 to 6 with traditional dice pips, spots, etched into the surface of the dice. Use these dice to play your favorite dice and board games or create your own game. 12 dice and 1 plastic display case included with purchase.
Experience the trusted quality of Chessex with this classic polyhedral 7-dice set, perfect for all tabletop role-playing games. Each set includes the full standard assortment—d4, d6, d8, d10, percentile d10, d12, and d20—crafted with Chessex’s signature attention to balance, clarity, and durability.
Experience the trusted quality of Chessex with this classic polyhedral 7-dice set, perfect for all tabletop role-playing games. Each set includes the full standard assortment—d4, d6, d8, d10, percentile d10, d12, and d20—crafted with Chessex’s signature attention to balance, clarity, and durability.
This set contains 8 Translucent Neon Orange dice with white numbers with the following shapes:
- 1 x 4-sided die
- 1 x 6-sided die
- 1 x 8-sided die
- 1 x 10-sided die
- 1 x tens 10-sided die
- 1 x 12-sided die
- 1 x 20-sided die
- 1 x Commemmorative 16mm d6 w/pips and Lab Dice Logo
These dice come in a test tube packaging with Lid. This color is Black Light Reactive! It will react to a Black Light Flashlight.

This set contains 8 Translucent Crimson dice with gold numbers with the following shapes:
- 1 x 4-sided die
- 1 x 6-sided die
- 1 x 8-sided die
- 1 x 10-sided die
- 1 x tens 10-sided die
- 1 x 12-sided die
- 1 x 20-sided die
- 1 x Commemmorative 16mm d6 w/pips and Lab Dice Logo.
These dice come in a test tube packaging with Lid.

Each Set contains 36 Nebula Primary 12mm d6 dice with blue pips (DN1259) in 02804 Display Case w/Lid. This color has our Luminary™ effect. It can look like stars in the dark (with enough light exposure beforehand or under a black light).
Nebula® is a registered trademark of Chessex Manufacturing. Dice Block™, Primary™ and Luminary™ are a trademark of Chessex.
Dice made in Germany. Packaging made in the USA.














